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Hi @nogks have you seen this troubleshooting step? Also, do you know what version of the code you have installed? I recently modified the calculation to make it a bit more robust for use cases like yours. I explain in this reply how to see what version(s) of the code you're running: |
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Thank you very much for this project to build or repair a watch winder.
I have a similar problem to "rise-narukami".
When I set the start time, whether via the web interface or Home Assistant, Winderoo does not start.
I have no problems using the web interface or home assistant manually.
I have another question about the calculation:
I had to set the time in the motorcontrol.cpp from 145 to 200,
because otherwise my motor rotated much too slowly.
In the main.cpp, the rotation is set to eight.
My motor needs around seven seconds for one revolution.
The progress indicator also shows the time for the entire routine (depending on the set revolutions per day).
Although the calculation is not entirely clear to me.
If I set 760, the software calculates 3 hours 22 minutes.
If I take the 8 seconds set in the main.cpp, I get around 1500 revolutions, without the stop times when changing direction.
Does anyone know the calculation?
Is this perhaps the reason for "incorrect" calculation
I hope someone has a solution for me.
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